WOLFcon
World Open Library Foundation Conference
WOLFcon is the Open Library Foundation’s annual conference, open to all community members and anyone interested in learning more about the Foundation and the communities it supports.
The conference includes a general track with high-level information about the Foundation’s communities, along with sessions exploring broader topics related to open-source software, collaboration and library technology.
Save the Date!
WOLFcon 2027
The Westin Montreal
September 21–23, 2027
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Past Events
WOLFcon 2026
WOLFcon 2026 was hosted in Prague, Czech Republic, from August 31 to September 3.
WOLFcon 2025
WOLFcon 2025 was held from September 23 to September 25 in Kansas City, MO and was hosted at the Westin Kansas City at Crown Center.
WOLFcon 2024
WOLFcon 2024 was held on September 24 – September 26 in London and was hosted at Senate House, University of London.
WOLFcon 2023
WOLFcon 2023 was held on August 22 – August 23 in Chicago, Illinois and was hosted by University of Chicago.
WOLFcon 2022
WOLFcon 2022 was held August 31 – September 2 in Hamburg German and was hosted by SUB Hamburg.
WOLFcon 2021
Due to COVID, WOLFcon 2021 was a virtual event. The event was held June 1-3, 2021.
WOLFcon 2020
WOLFcon was held January 22-24, 2020 in College Station, TX and was hosted by the Texas A&M University Libraries. With over 250 people in attendance, there were stakeholder and board meetings followed by developer and special interest group (SIG) meetings for the FOLIO community. There was also a general track which featured bigger picture presentations and updates on various aspects of the FOLIO community.
WOLFcon 2018
The first WOLFcon was held May 7-11, 2018 in Durham, NC and was hosted by Duke University. With nearly 200 people in attendance, there were stakeholder and board meetings followed by developer and special interest group (SIG) meetings for the FOLIO community. There was also a general track which featured bigger picture presentations and updates on various aspects of the FOLIO community.